WWE Raw Spoiler Tonight - Former General Manager To Return

As of late we've seen cameos from previous WWE General Managers Teddy Long and John Laurinaitis, after both men flew the nation over and snuck their way into the building where Raw is publicized.

This evening will see the arrival of Vickie Guerrero, as per PWInsider.

We haven't seen Vickie since she lost a pudding match against Stephanie McMahon on the June 23, 2014 version of Raw. Will she be out for retribution? Then again would she say she is there to apply for one of the forthcoming brand split Chief Operating Officer positions?

It will regard see Vickie for the night, as it gives a decent little snare to the July fourth scene. The show could be the least appraised version in Raw's history, so anything they can do to not break that record will presumably be to their greatest advantage.

For those appreciating the phantoms of General Manager's past, there's still bounty more individuals who can appear in the coming weeks. Eric Bischoff, The Coach, William Regal, Bret Hart, the Anonymous GM, AJ Lee, Brad Maddox, Paul Heyman, Kurt Angle and Booker T might all be able to show up.

It's profoundly far fetched that a large portion of them will show up, yet a couple of those names (Lee, Angle and Bischoff particularly) would absolutely make the item significantly all the more intriguing for the night.

Brock Lesnar's WWE SummerSlam 2016 Opponent To Be Revealed On SmackDown

On today's scene of Raw, WWE declared that Brock Lesnar's adversary for SummerSlam will be uncovered on the current week's SmackDown. This will go down days before his UFC 200 battle against Mark Hunt.

At this moment, there is no reasonable adversary storyline-wise for who Lesnar will fight at the show of the late spring, which leaves a considerable measure of fascinating potential outcomes. There's a chance he could have a rematch with Dean Ambrose now that he has the world title. He never had his enormous battle with Bray Wyatt either. Administration may simply choose another round with John Cena sounds like fun. Then again, if Brock returns as a face, he has some unfinished business to settle with Seth Rollins.

Be that as it may, something we have never seen, which feels long late, is Brock Lesnar versus Randy Orton. It could at long last happen at SummerSlam this year, as Orton is booked to return at some point inside the following month. Brock's director Paul Heyman appears to be particularly high on the thought as he advised ESPN he might want to see the "current Brock Lesnar" tackle the "cutting edge Randy Orton." Millions of fans would likely concur.

Out of all the accessible alternatives, Orton might be the best one. Because of Brock's exceptionally restricted calendar there won't be numerous scenes of TV to advance his match. Brock versus Randy offers itself, and the two are expected for a rematch as they haven't secured up a ring following 2002, which was well before Orton turned into a star.

Update On WWE Talking With Former World Champions Over Returns

When the pending brand split was reported, hypothesis started running wild on who WWE would contact to round out the different programs. NXT is liable to supply a great part of the workload, however gossipy tidbits about the organization connecting with previous top stars like Kurt Angle, Rey Mysterio and Jeff Hardy likewise started to make the rounds.

Tragically for devotees of the three stars, there is evidently no truth to the story. Edge as of now appeared to be off the table, yet now we know why.

The Wrestling Observer has reported that because of discussions including Jerry Lawler, Adam Rose and Roman Reigns, they would prefer not to contract somebody who has even a remote possibility of bringing about another advertising cerebral pain for them. It appears that Angle's history of DWIs and stretches in recovery have made the organization waver to welcome the previous World Champion back home.

The Observer additionally reported that while numerous stars have been connected with for an arrival, Hardy and Mysterio have not been among them. That is awesome news for TNA and Lucha Underground, as the takeoff of it is possible that one would be a major blow, yet it's awful news for those clamoring for their WWE returns.

It feels likely that Mysterio and Hardy will have another keep running in WWE sometime in the not so distant future, yet now is obviously not the time. Rather, the organization is said to be forcefully hunting the free scene down more ability.